Americans are increasingly seeking the sound of silence, and they can find it on this West Coast outpost.

A recent report found that 56% of US travelers want to retreat to the wilderness in blessed quiet, while global Google searches for “quiet destinations” have increased 1,268% year on year .

Indeed, amid the maddening noise of the modern world, “quietcations” are reaching a fever pitch in popularity.

“Low decibel levels in our surroundings are important, and the natural and architectural qualities of a place can all shape the soundscape we experience and whether it lets us truly rest,” silence researcher, author and psychology professor Olga…

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